Beniamino Galvani

> * empty/missing value: > > * network-legacy: `dhcp` > * network-manager: `auto` ? `auto` means `dhcp` in NM, so those are equivalent. > * supports combinations, separated by comma...

The problem in the log above is that eno1 doesn't have carrier. NM has a built-in carrier-timeout of 6 seconds, after which it gives up waiting for the device. Since...

> I don't have multiple connections to play with, but my quick read of [`nm-online`'s source code](https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/NetworkManager/NetworkManager/-/blob/main/src/nm-online/nm-online.c#L113-124) seems to suggest that `-s`, viz. "startup complete", tests whether _every_ autoconnect connection...

`nm-run.sh` is executed when NM reaches the startup-complete phase, and is executed only once. It checks which interfaces have an active connection (by looking at the `connection-uuid` in `/run/NetworkManager/devices/$ifindex`), and...

> Is nm-run.sh intended to behave this way? Ideally, the carrier timeout should be long enough, and https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/NetworkManager/NetworkManager/-/merge_requests/1239 will help with that. If it's not long enough, then `network-online` is...

> Do you know of a reason this suggestion would be a bad idea? If not, I can fiddle around with it and come up with a POC. I think...

Hi, thanks for the patch. The problem I see is the following: when there is an interface that doesn't have any matching connection profile generated (but the interface is still...

> Would enp2s0's connection be inhibited by initrd-no-auto-default.conf? `initrd-no-auto-default.conf` prevents the automatic creation of a "Wired Connection 1" profile when no other matching profile exists for the interface. It doesnt'...

> Since nm-initrd.service is After=dracut-cmdline.service, would it be correct to say that at the point when nm-initrd-generator completes, /run/NetworkManager/system-connections should be for sure a clean set of the devices in...

> Then nm-run.sh later comes along and iterates through all the NM connections, grabbing those connections' corresponding device list from nmcli --get-values GENERAL.DEVICES connection show . If a connection has...